Connecticut Administrative Code
Title 31 - Labor
51d - Commissioner of Labor's Work Training Standards for Apprenticeship and Training Programs
Section 31-51d-7 - Deregistration of programs
Universal Citation: CT Reg of State Agencies 31-51d-7
Current through December 12, 2024
Deregistration of a program may be effected upon the voluntary action of the sponsor by a request for cancellation of the registration or, upon reasonable cause, by the department instituting formal deregistration proceedings in accordance with the provisions of this regulation.
(a) Request by sponsor. The department may cancel the registration of an apprenticeship program by a written acknowledgment of such request stating but not limited to the following:
(1) the registration is cancelled
at the sponsor's request and giving the effective date of such cancellation;
and
(2) that within 15 working days
of the date of the acknowledgment, the sponsor must notify all apprentices of
such cancellation and the effective date and that such cancellation
automatically deprives the apprentice of his/her individual
registration.
(b) Deregistration by department.
(1) deregistration proceedings may be
undertaken when the apprenticeship program is not conducted, operated or
administered in accordance with the registered standards. In its discretion the
department may allow the sponsor a reasonable time to achieve voluntary
corrective action. The Council may conduct an informal hearing prior to a
formal notice.
(2) once a final
decision of non-compliance is made the department shall so notify the program
sponsor by registered mail, return receipt requested, shall state
deficiency(ies) and remedy(ies) require and shall state that the program will
be deregistered for cause unless corrective action is taken within 30
days.
(3) upon request by the
sponsor, the 30 day period may be extended for up to an additional 30 day
period. During the period for correction the sponsor may be assisted in every
reasonable way by the department.
(4) if the required action is not taken
within the allotted time, the department shall send a notice to the sponsor by
registered mail or certified mail, return receipt requested, stating the
following:
(i) this notice is sent pursuant to
this subsection;
(ii) that certain
deficiencies were called to the sponsor's attention and remedial action
requested;
(iii) based upon the
stated cause, the program will be deregistered unless within 15 work days of
receipt of this notice the sponsor requests a hearing; and
(iv) if a hearing is not requested by the
sponsor, the program will be automatically deregistered.
(5) if the sponsor requests a hearing, the
department shall convene a hearing in accordance with Connecticut General
Statutes, Section
4-177
through
4-181
inclusive.
(a) Within 10 work days of a
request for a hearing, the department shall give reasonable notice of such
hearing by registered mail, return receipt requested, to the appropriate
sponsor. Such notice shall include:
(1)
statement of the time, place and nature of hearing;
(2) a statement of legal authority and
jurisdiction under which the hearing is to be held;
(3) a reference to the particular sections of
the statutes and regulations involved. Opportunity shall be afforded all
parties to respond and present evidence and argument on all issues
involved;
(4) a short and plain
statement of the matters asserted;
(5) every order of deregistration shall
contain a provision that the sponsor shall, within 15 work days of the
effective date of order, notify all registered apprentices of the
deregistration of the program, the effective date and that such action
automatically deprives the apprentice of his/her individual
registration.
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